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Starting into his jerkin and only realising while taking this photo that the filigree is approximately the same width as the ridges of my fingerprints 😬

Starting to pick out the jerkin volumes in pinks and reds, trying to give the impression that the patterning around his neck is traced out in gold.
Starting to pick out the jerkin volumes in pinks and reds, trying to give the impression that the patterning around his neck is traced out in gold.

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It’s the tiniest little Tyrion Lannister you ever did see!
A little flesh colour added to his face and this mini starts to look even more like Peter Dinklage…
Trying to add something like a dirty blonde colouration, even though they had him much more red in the show… (until they lost interest and stopped colouring it).
Starting to pick out the jerkin volumes in pinks and reds, trying to give the impression that the patterning around his neck is traced out in gold.
An unusual, some might say bold, choice has been made to focus painted light like a green laser on the lower part of his arms.
Only the plinth and ‘boot ribbons’ now have no colour at all.
Someone has clearly spilled a whole can of oil all over this little step in King’s Landing. No wonder he looks dour.
A generally much softer and less contrasty greyscale replaces the big black blotch on the steps of the mini. It’s not particularly interesting, but that’s ultimately the point, it shouldn’t actually draw the eye. It still may or may not actually look like a cast shadow 🤷‍♂️.
It’s the same little Tyrion model at the same level of finish as the previous shot in the thread, but now against a stark black ‘please take me seriously’ background.